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Newspaper Page TextDAILY JOURNAL, . POHTLAriD, TITESDAY EVENING, FESRUAlt Y 14, ' JSCJ. and did not reach Portland . until mid night ' e ..... 1 - Just below Lyl. WaahM the river was frosen from bank to bank, and tha Ice waa almoat an inch thick. Had aha not been wall protected with sheet Iron bar hull would have been damaged. . At other porrrtahetan into large cakes of lea. - - f - j . - - Reaching the , Caacada . lock, the crew lied to cut out a paaaage way with axes. The water waa frosen to a depth - of three Inches and it took three hours Jo clear a way. Below tha locks the rlvef was full of floating ice, and the pilot was kept busy dodging them. The lAona la atlU frosen In at Rldge fleld, on ihe Lewla river, and her agent doea "hot expect that she will be able ta leave there for a day or two at least. . Tha lone.: which plies between Port, land and Washougal. la waiting for toe river to become open again. k ' .The George W. Blmona ia tied up at Stevenson. But one craft' la plying on the' Columbia Vlver,' the .Vancouver ferryboat which ' runs between Van couver and the penlpsula.- ' . - CIVEil GOVERfJCi OH TI2 SAILC2 LAV , c;i.oteos TJ" D. W. . Paul Says Oregon "Bill Chinese : Empress Offered. Hun Text of Railroad Cdmrnission WITH- lUJIaai. Conflict With United ., S.tatss Enactment. " . dred Thousand Dollars for One Kang Yu Wei Wears REFORMER PAYS VJSIT Bill of Washington Stalls Made Public iTrTic;CLEAUwi::crAUT.r;'.:: .T- NO BLOOD MONEY FOR - IN HANDS OF JOINT - . f- aqstv' Arts s Arc BOARDING -HOUSE MEN TO PORTLAND FRIENDS '4 railwayiiCOMmitTee ,TT" Seamen's Unions-Will Contest Tells of Christenizing and Civil ;r - fzlna-Work He Did In- China..""';--v"--". If:. May Be Presented to Legislature ... . Constitutionality of Measure ' ; , Should It Be Adopted. ' . .yu r ,--- ' ,--.. Some Time During Pres- ;.. ':' !', ent Week.-',T'" ti::: cr.z: WANT w. Paul, local agent .of .. tts,sea- -men'a union. 'My even .should ths .bill : now before the legislature regulating the -, 'llor boarding houaa business paaa, tha 'law would be unconstitutional. In aup -prLof. Jilaataterijent ha calla at ten 1 tton to tha foltowina- United States law. TTenactod br conTi la at Marchi ; - "Any paraoa who demands or receives from i Himip or from any person en ; nia oenaii any remuneration lor vrovia Ing him wltt employment (that la ship ping fee, etc.) la liable to a penalty or duo one or aix montus- Imprlson- , MIDI. . - : v ,. Aa revised, tha bill under eonsldera tlon at Salem provide that .tha aallor boarding 'houaa proprietor shall receive a fee of f?0 a head for supplying -hlp-wlth- m -crew. ; In addition td thla amount, tha boarding houaa man get 111 from each aallor. which la auppoaed to represent hie bill for board and lodging, and clothing; with which ha may have ' been eapplled at tha time ha signed ar ticles to make tha voyage),. :.: . Tha 20 representing tha shipping fee will be paid by the shipowner, but tba tit has alwaya been deducted from the sailor a - wage. Ha hea alwaya -bean compelled to pay thla In advance, aa It ia called, at thla port, notwithstanding tha facf. that In a number or cases tha Bailor wa a never at tne ooaraing-noue All of tha shippers are agreed on tha subject that the aailor who ships from Portland' through tha boarding-house trust la one of tba moat abused person on the face of tha glob. At 8an Fran- claco the shipping fea aeldom exceeds - $5. and oftener It doea not amount' to that 1 much. " But If . tha federal law ehould be enforced It la Bald that it would not .ba possible for any one. to coneci Diooa money irora mm. , TALE OF A DOG. " There le a dog -on board the British ' - bsrk Holt Hill which haa a history. Ha waa-picgea-np tit the ocean iat mm mer-jast before Cape Horn was reached. Had be -not been rescued ha Boon would have died of starvation. . From the ahlp tba dog waa aeen lying on a place of timber. - and A. Anderson : and ' W. Jensen undertook tha task of Saving him. -Fitting themselves out . wittt-Ufa preservers they dropped over board and fought their way through tha . waves to thg marooned canine. - They 'managed-, to reach him, and getting to , arrived alongside of tha vessel a Bailor threw a line to them and tha dag waa hauled On board. . Tre""'Wa"'s It waa impossible for htm to stand alone when . iiiaueu vu iiw aeen ' out aovu ivuu iwn brought hlra around -all right, "and "Jack.- Mm he la called. Is now aa lively iaathe proverbial, crickets H. pe V05 jl mmwm in "''I lis vivfw m uia ' wmicu aug. inm crew wouiu n .M'l yHV lilm .t tnf. price. .h 1S - now recardrde aa therrsanaacot t How tba dog happened to" be out there , ' od tba aea no one knaws. The gener ally Accepted theory la that same beert tbs owner got fcngered at hlnv ovar aerae trivial matter and .decided to sat .- htm adrift Ha la of mixed stock shep- .-herd-and-Jrish-Better, t '... . ICE STOPS STEAMERS. aTaelfattos of TTpper Oolnmhla ta Tern ' pvrartly' Oloeed br Oold Weather. Navigation, on "the upper Columbia river has . bean I temporarily . cloaed on . . account oi floating. Ice. The steamer Regulator -had a . hard time - reaching -Portland. yeatjetdaX-fronJhaX)alleat Bhe left at 7 o'clock in the morning To aar KMnev snffervr whe kaa aot tried aar rrnmijr I of f n a full- dollar's worth tree. . Not a awn eoaple bet a-nralsr dollar bottle standard slae and staple. . - There Is nothlug to pay. either bow or lator. t aak no druoalt do rromlso. Voa taka Bo risk. Tho dollar bottle Is frer beraaao mlae la Da -erdtaer rvmodr. snd .1 feel ae sore of Ita re- aolta that I afford to makt thla offer. la the Brat place, air remedy dooe not treat the ktdays themwlTre. Hwh tnetmeet Is wrane. rm tha kldsora ire not te hlaaae for -their week at sat a r 4rreaalerltle - The' have no power no seir-enntrol. lory are eperatea and srtuatrd by a tiny ahred of a nerve whlh alone 1e roanOMlhle foe th.lr condition. If th kidney aerve le strong sad feealhhy the kldneye ere etrons end -aealih. If the KMney aerre enea wrnnc ne hnow ft br the- laevltable re- Weak Kidneys "i suit kidney troohle. ' '. - Thle-teeovr nerve M eniy mnn a greet eye toaa of nerrefi thla syateai rentrsls not enly .the kidneys, hot the heert and. the -ilrer snd the" stomarlt. Kor almpllelty's sake I have railed thhr great nerve system the "Inside Nervee." They are sot tha nerves of feeling net the aervea that enahle yoa ta walk; to talk. ' te art. te think. They are the auater aervee and et.rr vital oreaa Is thrlr alave. The com mon d. mo for these nereee Is the ''sympathetic nerves" neranae eerh en Is le sera elnee aya pethy with the ethers, thet weakness anywhere reanlts la weakneaa evtrywherr.. . Thla Is rhy I treat not the lMney that Is , weak bat the ailing nerve that MA K: It vrk. Ha is rne eeorel or any aooceei.' 1 Ria tw wny I oaa afford te do thla anoeuat lln)r to (lie anray THT.U the Irat dollar bottle, that ANX rk AN Tde, tight auiy know how aiy remedy aut it- -who hae net tried any- retard y-Thai a whe have trIM It do not need the evidence. Ho yoa must .write MB for the free dollar hot tie order. I will then aend yoa aa enter te yoer drnlt fir s full dollar bottle, stsndard alae and etaple. He will seae It down to yoa rroai his stork ss freely sa thnatrh toot dollar lay before Dim and will send the bill to me. Write for the enter today. . .: , , For a free ordrr for Hook 1 oa nuraprpala. ' i fall dollar bottle ' Hnok 1 en the Itrert. roe most address nr. Bonk I en the Kidneys. naoep, s B72, ' Dook for w karlne. Wis. Ml ale Hook I for Men. .which book yea want. Book on Jtbraawtuna. - Mild eenes are""eftrafr fcv a alnele bottle. 'Far sale at forty thousand drug stares.. ITa -v . bTw . r as . - m. mm s Kestoi'a'jive JWpRTORT sTUe : Poreto Tasselg Szpaeteg erenacal Caxgoea U Tea Pntture. ;' - Meyer. Wtlson Co. chartered - the Brltleh -ship-Jails of Dee -yesterday afternoon to- load a general cargo at Hamburg for Portland. - The vessel ar rived at the German port yeaterday and will receive cargo thla week... Bhe la of l,lt tons net register, and Is expected to arrive In the early part of the sum" mer. ; , - . , ' The rails of Dee la the sixth .ship which the flrra mentioned will " soon have headed for Portland, with an ag gregate tonnage of approximately 15.000 tone. Combined, other firms have nine vessels oa the em-route Hot,- making a total: of ; IS; - which la " rather a small fleet as compared with the correspond ing period' of former yearst . u- ALONG THE WATERFRONT? Owing to low water the steamers op erated by the Oregon City Transport lutlon company were unable te get fur- Lthar up the river yeaterday than Albany. They, have ben .proceeding as far as Corvajlla. They may soon have to make Salem .their terminus. ... - A lighthouse- tender- left for the north thla 'morning to place a buoy In the south channel of Gray's Harbor, and to pick tip buoys which have been discon tinued In those waters and take them back to Astoria. - -. ' j . w - Owing -to -floating--tee "the: steamer AHona "of the Kamm Una' is only run ning a part of the way to the Lewis river. .' - '..;. . ... " . With 00 tons -of flour, a small ahtn ment of mlacellaneous freight and .full passenger list the F. A Kllbura will sail tonight for San Francisco and way ports.- - .( - . TO. begin loading ror tne outward voy age the steamship Nlooraedla haa moved from the Alaska dock to the flour-TaniB. Her cargo will be completed at the Al blna dock and ahe will be ready" to sail On Friday at noon. - . - r ; British ahln Claa llacfarlana haa been engaged to load" a general cargo at Ant werp for Portland.' - lighthouse tender Wanxanlta is ground at the Couch street dock, but It la thought that she will float at high tide. .. - :i. . Steamer Prentiss, receiving . a cargo of-lumber at-Vancouver, will probably reach Portland tomorrow. - She had to be surrounded with boom sticks yester day to prevent the floating . ice from striking her. - .'...-.-;-,'-, The North racinc number company has chartered the schooner Virginia to load lumber for a California port. . The vessel-aattod feom gan-Fraaolaoo for the north jtlils morning. .. Jjr ;L The ateamer America a wheel waa broken this morning by bumping on the bottom of the Willamette slough. - ft is expected she will be able to reach Port land lnt this afternoon, under- faer-oera steam. v-r Longshoremen s'linlori No. Z has se cured new headquarters on Front street between Burnslde and Couch streets. ., MARINE NOTES. -Astorhu.J'eb. 14. Condition of the bar a t-1 a. mr smooth - w Ind - et,--1 Igh 1 1 weather clear: no shipping moving. Ban Francisco. Feb. , 14. Bailed. schooner Virginia for Portland. ; - Sailed last night, ateamer I aqua for Portland. : t. - -3 . . ' . BwsTAWAY AVTOKOaTZ&sr 1 At the Alder street dock slip 'last even ing freight automobile, loaded with coaL was badly wrecked and did con siderable damage. The top of the "car tact -with - the floor of the upper dock, and the latter structure looks as though It had been-struck by a cyclone.-! As he started down the sup the driver put on the brakes, but they railed to Work. Gathering momentum the vehicle waa soon going at the. rate of about SO mileg an hour,; - The driver waa unhurt, PALATIAL HOME FOR : CONCORDIA CLUB Plans- Being Drawn for - Most k. Luxurious House r: , , Portland.;- v A $50,000 -elub howee, modern in ap pointment, will be built by the membeis of the Concordia club, at the corner of Sixteenth and Morrison streets, next to the"1 Scottish -Rite temple.' Plan, are now being drawn by Whldden ax Lewis. architects. . From the aeveral styles of buildings suggested by the architects, a selection will be made in the next four weeks, .and then, as soon aa noaalble. -construction, will rbearlh. " ." The club house will be one lrth - ' r ... -I most palatial - structures In Portland. Ths latest ideaa of fashionable eastern t clubs will be adopted. - "The-Concordla club has not been In corporated up to thla time," aaid Edward Ehrmaiv. one of that most, prominent members of the club, today, "so It was decided, that the Concprdlauildlng as sociation would be Incorporated, and Marcus Fleiachner. Issra White. Big- mund Frsnk and myself were, .selected to serve ss Incorporators. Tne club will have about' 1(0 members when the new house i. ready for occupancy, and we expect a season of prosperity even more J tlsfactory than In tha past," The incorporation papers . were fileJ today. , j. -.'.; ; TXOTZK SIU. (Bpnrlst DlapaU-h ha The Jaarnal.k ' leettle. Wadh.. h 1 1 Jnhn Tno the fifth victim of the Northern Paclf lo wreck at 811 vert on a week ago, died yes terday at tne Seattle general hospital. T bxss at svAjrauB. , (Spertel ManetHi ' The Jonrnat.) . Hpengl. WasH reb. 1 . J. M. Grant. for 21 years ta reeldefit of this place, pansed away at Ma home yeaterday at the age of ti year. , . - An Interesting visitor In Portland at the present time la Kane Yu Wei. once Imperial secretary- to bis -majeaty,-the emperor or China, and now International president of the Chinese Empire Reform association. Accompanied by his pri vate secretary, and Interpreter, , Chew Knk Haan. lha oriental dlgnltaryjrrived last evening from Vancouver, B. C. and was met at the Union depot -by a delegation of reformers numbering up ward of 100, and escorted with consider able ceremony to the Portland hotel. ' The objeqt of Xang Yu Wel'a visit la the most uninteresting episode in his strenuous career. Climatic . conditions call him here to obtain -relief from a bronchial ailment which has caused him much suffering, but during the time he Is here .his friends among tha. better element of Chineae will pay him much attention. - He will be the gueat of honor probably at aeveral banqueta, and If his throat trouble permits he will make -addresses penning the occasion. About seven years ago, according to his own, story., told- through the inter preter, Kang Tn Wet waa . the . most talked of man In China. : He1 exercised a Judicial Influence over the present em peror, Kwsng Su. to such an extent that the way waa paved for the promulga tion of Christianity.- The dowager em press suddenly Tecognlsed evil In the movement. She stopped all cordial' re latione between Chin and ---Imported ministers, and ordered the-axrest of Kang Tn Wat- for' hie part - in the af fair. . The secretary fled to the Chinese coast, where he found refuge on a British battleship. . Arriving in London he began the work of reform among bla countrymen. Meanwhile, the empress had posted rewards aggregating a sum mihI rX eiIAAAA fn U.n,'a hull ; Rot'. era! futile attempts to drag him Intofuimply with the rulings of thrcommU the government's clutches were mado. but- he worked on.'and after covering England he came to British North Amer ica, in which territory, his labors have been productive of much good. ' - - "I could return to China If-1 so de-sired."-said TCang Tu Wei tlnough hid secretary, "for the., banlahment la no longer- In effect. The reward has beer) recalled. . The government realises that my ' work' Is not that of stirring up strife and dissension, but for the reform of the masses, and their better civilisa tion. ' I. desire to encourage all my coun trymen to become better cltlaena of thU country, and ,eerry the reform . work back to China. Thla Is myjlrst trip .to America, but Jf will not be my last. I ahalK carry 6Ti the work here, as. I .have in British territory." , - v - Kang Tu Wei. after a few days in the city,- will visit friends on -the Willam ette river about 1 1 miles from here. A Craaraateed pure fo"Pllea. Itealng, blind." bleeding er protruding pllea. fonr drncilst will refund money If fsae Ota eat fella te eare yen i s to oaya. rW" DIES NEAR Was an Old Resident of County : HusbandExp?red-Fevr I'r'-i.-t Weeks Ago.-;'"'. WILL ERECT MONUMENT s! ". ,' TO THE UNKNOWN DEAD Governor Honors Requisition of Iowa Executive for Duane - T.BK (gpeelar Diapeteb to iie Journal.) Salem, Or., Feb. 1. Mrs. Mary Ann Finney, an old-time resident of this county, died at her home, eight miles y "HeThTaUnrtosT ,., -ho fnnTauUlum. , The Woman's Relief corps of this city haa ordered a monument to be placed' in the O. A. R. plot of the City View ceme tery in memory , of the unknown dead. The monument .will be of bronxe, 11 feet high, and will coat $1,000. - The fund for the purchase of the monument haa been raised entirely by the efforts or tne w. R. C It is expected that the monument will arrive In time to be,junvelled on Decoration aay,i.i ; . ' y J &odare Xaoo mora tee. The Mehoma lodge. No. 173, Independ ent Order of Odd Fellows, filed articles of Incorporation In the Martorl .-county clerk's .office yesterday. The incorpo rators are William P. Mulkey, Joseph McMUlln and, H. Monroe, truatees of the lodge. The rural telephone line running Into Polk county from thla city la about to be extended Into the country aurrounding Eola and directly weat of Salem. , Oovemor Chamberlain yeaterday af ternoon honored the requisition paper of tha governor of lowa lor miane T. HITsa, who wss arrested at Wood burn last week on Information furnished by the authorities of. Carroll county, lowa. Bllns Is charged Wlth "having einbessled 1414 from the arenn Bky Lumber com pany, of which firm- he waa agent, heorge A. Schmlch, aherlff of Carroll county, will uk tna prisoner back. In- Btnpiesse- Jo ' Tha supreme court yesterday admitted to the bog- Dudley 8. Nash of North Da kota. tUeyd Erlsson and J..O. Watson of Michigan -' ' ''-' " . The supreme court granted the appel lant In the case of McRae against James Bmall an extension of time to February S In which to file hla brief. ' In the case of Abbott against the O. R. aV N. Co. and others, the court ordered an extension of time for filing a reply for 10 days. . In the case of P. Peterson against C. t. Creasnn, the eeurt ordered, on stipula tion, that the respondents be given an extension ef SO daya In which twvflle their brief. 1 .,,- - - - ' In the matter of the state 0 Oregon against Oeorre S. Miller; thd. court or-dered.-'on stipulation, that the appellant be given until Mnrrh In which to pre pare and file a brief.-' The ennrt denied the petition for . re hearing In the cane of the board oCYh gerttn of the Oregmr Agrtrultuml rnjlege against James II. Hutchison and others.' MM FINNEY SMI ; " (8pecUl . Dispatch to The Joernsl. .. '" .Olympla, Wash., Feb. 14 It is ex pected, that the railroad commission bill Will be presented to the legislature this week, but now it la Impossible . to say what day It will be ready. The bill la now In the hands of the Joint railway committee, where It will be thoroughly discussed before belug . presented to either' the house or senate. - The bill ia aald to be a compromise 'measure in al most every particular, giving tha com mission the power- to regulate rates and correct abuses on complaint: of ship pers, arier a xuii nearing ot mo tacia. The commlaslon . men ort. the east side of the state feel , disappointed t the prospect ahead. - ' - -v . The bill covers 1 pages of typewrit ten . mattes and -eon tains - about ' T.eOd worda It Is understood to carry 7S. 000 for expenaes of the commission for two years, salarlea being fixed at S3, 000 a year for. each of the commission ers. '. . t: .-..-,-fv-" A secretary at a salary of $1,000, and three clerks at ll.ZOO each are also pro vided for. - Each1 commissioner is re quired to give a bond of $10,000, which wllL be.AeldJiymestate. - The terms and salarlea are tha earns as tn .the old . bill, two, lour ana si year terms to begin with and after that all six-year terms, w 1 - s- That the bill invests tne governor with much Power-'ls evidenced from a clause of section-1. which gives 7 rn chief executive the power to remove a commissioner'- at any tim;. for any cauae which he ahall deem sufficient. This power shall be absolute, and there ahall be no right to review the same In any court whataoever. , ."' . . D.Aui.inn, .m muia for enforclnsT the obedience Of railroads who refuse to slon. Obedience - can . be enroroea . oy proper proceedings, and In- addition a penalty of $250 a day for each day the company refuaea to recognise the ruling may be imposed. - .. ... in r-mam. at m. comnlalnt being made by ev shipper tha railroad com panyaha 11 be given 20 days' .not lee to correct them, -i Any. official -who.Tfnses to allow the commission to. Inspect the books or pa pers f a corporation shall be subject to a fine of from $125- to $500 and six. months' Imprisonment. , The bill- carries .every. phaae. that might possibly be used in the correc tion of abuses, and for ths prevention of extortion in railway and express charges and for a reasonable' and Just freight and passenger service. " WINTER IRRIGATION IN THE GRAND RONDE (Special Wapetch to The lovnud.) Ia Grande. Or., Feb. 14. F a B ram well, manager ef the beet fields for the La Grande sugsr factory, haa the follow ing to ssy regarding wrlnter Irrigation, giving actual results of a sandy tract near the city of 1m Grande. -The and in question is light, sandy solfc cJtly likahousandBefacras In .the Grand Ronde. .. ' '' ''' "r , ?'A tract pt 10 acres yielded -from 1 1 to 21 ton. of beets to the acre the first winter, and last winter we irrigated the anas tract all winter, keeping It well filled with water much of the time, and the entire tract brought more than 11 tons average, much of It. yielding 20 tons an acre, and we sold upwards of $7,000. and after paying all expenses we made a net gain of 2.7S. ; ; "Through his experiment much land is being winter irrigated In the. Grand Ronde with fine results.". . BURSTING OF BUBBLE IS PLAINLY APPARENT (Special niapatch to The JonrnslT""""" Olympla, Wash., Tfb. 14. The resuK ulattve bubble la quite apparent here at thla time, Thurston countjrltaa pur chaaed at tax aale -thousands jot town lots snd small tracts ef land upon which no taxes have been paid since 1101. be cause no one wsnted to bid even the taxes for the property.' It la stated proportion to the .ta. of county Tliownere in tne siaie can a Heavier reu ord of tax foreclosures be found. - About 10 years ago a boom originated among oyster . men; and at the aame time the state capital was located here. after a contest with , Ellensburg and North, Yakima, Large areas were, plat ted and sold at fabulous prices. . Grandest display' or fine scenery ever seen Portland at the comer of Third and" Alder streets. On exhibition from In the morning till at night. . . KAXKBTjm XXAMXaTATIOsTS. tSlxx-lal Dtapatrl, te The Journal.) Vale. OrV Feb. 14. At the February examination for Malheur county teach ers 11 young women applltrd, four of whom - failed - The successful , candi dates were: First grade, Frances Mor row; second " grade, Iaabelle Stafford, Adda Cram. Alice Morrison, Nettle Richer, Jennie Betterley . and Myrtle Gamble. ' . , WHAT THE MINISIER SAYS ' I. Sstost Oowrtsaslauj. ' i "t thought I would write you what Pyramid Pile Cure has done-foe me. .1 had a most aggravated case of bleeding pllea; indeed, 1 dreaded when I had to go to stool. One .fifty-cent box- cured me. 1 trl like a new msn. I have rec ommended It to others as being the most wonderful remedr known. It la Indeed a great blennlng to suffering humanity. tou are er noeriv 10 use mis ror an it Is worth, and I nope It mny do rood." Rev. W. E. Csrr, tli No. llolbrook at-, Danville. Va. , Clergyment (like til professional men whn lend nedentarv livesl are enneclnllv addicted to pllea. In various forms, and are continually en tne iookohi lor a remedy which will si ve relief, with little or no Idea of obtaining a cure., T . - HaeogniBlng thla ff t. Rev. Mr. Carr consenta to the una of his name in order that other sufferers fhav know there la a cure called Pyramid Pile Cure, which la sold by ArurKlatS everywhere for k he low prlre of fifty cents a package, and which win nruig snout tor every one af flicted with piles the same beneficial -results as In hla own cane. Be rarefsT to accept no aubsrltuten, and remember that there la no remedy "Just as good." I A littiw nook describing tne ran nee and cure Of pllee In published by Pyra mid Drug V'o., Marnhall. Mich., and will besent free for the aeklnar. All suffer ers are ndvtnerl tn write rne It. as It rnn tnlna valuable- Information, on the sub ject of'pllta. - , . ! JHIS TIME ITS ONE OP ; LISTER ATEp :-TOOTH ; ;SOAP! : nis. iobui . ciaanacr ia sue ui lub vet y iin- manuutiurcu. w uiku n Hisniun luirawasm. skillfully prepared and designed to replac. the score, of preparations, of unknown cornpositio.ni. Formulae of Wood lark Listerated Tooth Soap: CraeUe f Prep. ' liaterne ' eucalyptaV Formalin ', Thjrmal in combination with glycerine, pure ollva oil, aoap and agreeable aromatica. .; -V :v-y " It is a tooth aoap indorsed by. the dental profession and one which never fai)a to accomplish 1 ita purpose prevent decay of the teeth. It keepi them white nd 'pearly and ia thoroughly an- tiaeptic. - ; .'".rN-.-.-", ' ' - -'..:.' v..-';'-.' ''.: ';'.; '. '. ;T.;" '.; ' ,:'r'-. This offer ia made gimply to atill mora widely introduce; the. wonderful - resulu . accomplished by useful Vant ada." An enumeration of their many daily duties and performances .would entail,'; great space.' Yon know how it ia when you want to rent a room br house,' when you' want to buy' something unusual, when you've lost aomething why, you immediately look at the '.want da.", ' Thousands of people read them every. day you can talk to 'them at the rate of ""'," : .'TT "f, -TWENTY-OI" WORDS-FIFTEEN: CENTS . Tooth Soap Only With Cash Want' Ad t Dally or Sunday Jouritalz:ilZ, wwwiMimmaawaiiww4 - - -n -i--wnTnaMTiw a iwmb 11.1 The Kind Tou Have Always in use ror oyer tf year suid as 7J?jrfcA avonalsirpervision since its infancy. CCG . Allow no one to deceive won in thla. All Coonterfelts Imitations andJnst-as-gxod"are bati Bxperiments that trifle with and endang-er the health "of: Infants and GhfldrenXesience against - Xlxpcrimonaa What lo GASTORI A Oastoria is s harrnless substitute for Castor Oil. Para goric, Drops and 8oothlnfir 8yrnps. It is Pleasant. It eontalns neither Opinm fitorphine ' nor other' Naireotlo) J ubstance. "Ita age is its fiiarantee. It destroys Worms ; and nayS FeTerishaess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind OOlic It relleres Teethlne; Troubles, cures Conatipatlon and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the. . Stomach 'and Bowels giving healthy and natural aleefV The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. v .. CsCfjoi riizCASTO R IAALVAw Bears tho I t .: -. :-TT " The M Yon Have Always Bought In Use For Over lO Years. ' ; r- J-P WOmZiB . A FREE business, speculations, tnvestraents, anything- you may be in trouble toothers.' Permanently located at - 313 Washington St. 1 7J J GO AND SEE THE S ( V- : r-s S S ' "f- OPTICIAN vS. yy Seventh St., Near Alder '-VySs Thk OHEGOFJ DAILY JOUONAL A NEWS FA rOR, WOODAR D, ' CLARKE &; , CO. Bonglit, and which luts beea ' haa Iwrae-they rif , has been made under his per- : J, Signatures tL TAXW , CXAXBTOTAirr, ASTBO- . ii : I r"a najron nonm asts paxjbtzst. sas aaFVTA now ntuuinD svostobb xm iOBTSaan TX4JT AST Ollia tTLAXaTOTAJTT. JEST TO ALL r i Hours from s. m. to t p. m., dalfjr and Bundar. Prof. Van Cortland Will give hla Ufa reading for stf.i thla week. Without asking a question he tells your; name, your mother's maiden name, the name of the one ' you love, tella you your age and what ymi called for without asklnar a slnale Question. Thar ta no affair of .Importance paat, present or future but what Pro-- feseor Van 'Cortland s occult eye can plainly ' rereal. - i will nnlna, Atit thn wev thet will lead to eueoena In. love, courtship, marriage, divorce or about -He also teaches profession . ,. . ..: . " Private Entrance on 6th. ALL THE ftO'L. FAMOUS O0DLARK" ' J' '- t J "vou'at aa welcome as we've ' ' ' ' '' . . .' WORbS TO RIO Y0U ',' ' , MES8R8. F. Wa DALTCS n--' AND COMPANY ' FIRST AND OAK"-- i.-i. ANNOUNCK . . THAT THEIR ESTABLISH MINT v . FOR THE PRODUCTION t OF HIGH-CLASS '.- T'J. is open;, daily, to: ; t THE INSPECTION OF BUYERS : OF THAT COMMODITY V ;, Headquarters foe.- Elastic 4 a3UCK.algS and - jrusses T" .'' . e tw-t ' 'r V e rrn KtF LAUC'UA V le DRUQ CO; .Third and Yamhill Sts. - :S COAL, f5S2 Raven Nut Coal, delivered, at V o" ..i...... SS.75. Raven Lump Coal, delivered,- at par ton .............. .r. .... .S6.50 Ronton Lump Coal, delivered, at , - par ton .... ,v... ., ..STaSO Auatrallaa Coal, delivered, at ' per ton ...97.50 trbon Hill Coalr-Oeitvered, at per ton -i. S7.SO Hock Springs Coat delivered., at ' 1 per ton , 9.9 . Screened Coal Full Weights. , VULCAN COAL CO. " OFFICE PHONB MAIN ST7. Nuv' I2. - . BURNSIDB STRICT. ' a Graphophones !i W carrr a fulT line of t . ' :" . i - KAamUjr'a SCOBOatSaasI .... cox.TjKxiA aAraoraonsv-- ' Wnlch srs superior to all other Kodak and talking machines in tha market. . J GIBSON CO. ? S4 Waaklartoa St, VevtlaaS. Or. ' PYR0GRAPIIY Our class In all applications of tha art convenee each Tuesday and Tsars day afternoon from I. to 'clock. , MULlKOmtl INSTITUTE - SS aiatk atnsa, . Phone Red 17J3. " " Portland, dr. CREELAJJDI'JOUEGC.t I In the richest grain, fruit ana such sacriea h ' neerU. Tsenaaneaef'euaaakaeatartaal ' C6Bt W iirf f -stiuiv, ' Dccsl sMrsct irustt Ststt sfi Owron. WRITE TO-OAV. BOOKXZT and MAP FREE. Descantes Irrifaooa and PmrerCeaw aaY.tlc-H-lteltlUv Boildiat, Portaant,OT--aea. i Cr.3 UamiC.V'G W 1 a 3 CTZ. kaa nana Sl ey T"tnas a SXtfawa r-e ev- eaiw.n ern ie Twune fe oe - r T ll sovaes toe eniirt. suT's -e gna. v a all a. am wind euue. a4 la t , Jell a- r ai.nU .a. a..TTIVB cw A HI 11,1 i - - - : vL&aL2 -.- ? 7,